- OCT 12: PENNSYLVANIA: Faith and Politics Catholics and the Election; West PA Organizing Meeting(19 minutes)
- OCT 12: Pennsylvania: A “Catholics in Alliance Media and Voter Engagement Training,” St. Paul Monastery, Pittsburgh,(1 hour)
- OCT 19: Day of Prayer, Education and Action for the Suffering People of Dafur in Akron, Ohio(7 days)
- OCT 23: OHIO: Alexia Kelley, Co-Author of A Nation for All, Leads Discussion on "The Economy and the Common Good"(11 days)
- OCT 27: MICHIGAN: “Decide in Faith: A Catholic Presidential Forum”(15 days)
- OCT 28: MICHIGAN: “Catholics and the 2008 Election: A Presidential Forum," University of Michigan, Ann Arbor(16 days)
Papers from the symposium on “Faithful Citizenship: Principles and Strategies to Serve the Common Good"
Mon 4 Aug 2008
Papers from the symposium on “Faithful Citizenship: Principles and Strategies to Serve the Common Good,” held at Creighton University, April 17-19, are now available at http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS04.html
Contents include:
- John Carr on the story of the Faithful Citizenship tradition
- David O’Brien on the story of U.S. Catholics and politics
- David Hollenbach, S.J., on the common good today
- Bryan Massingale on poverty and racism
- Bill O’Neill, S.J., on just war theory today
- Kristin Heyer on immigration as common good issue
- Teresa Collett on law and the defense of the unborn
- Dan Misleh on climate change as a Catholic issue
- Ernesto Cortés on Faithful Citizenship between elections.
There are also responses from local scholars and activists.
